Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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- EIORS ASS ME E RESPO IBILITIE E IOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 5 q. f 3 in vi' K I Anthony D. Wfhittemure President Denis E. Golden T. Burke Leahey Yin--Presiclt-nt Vice-President hnder the alvle It-atlmsliip ttf .-Xndi YVliittf-1111111-. Burlxe the respftnsihility required hx' them, These committees. the Leahey, and Deny Gulden, the senior Class inaugurated a next system f-li student ewxeriuun-nt. The ultimate Qual 1-l stfvre, I't'tXf,'IJll1IIl, nuwie, lilirary, study hall. tour. chapel and durm pnwtur eummittees are all headed hy chairmen who any such wixerniuent is tt. .ihtain .1 turupatilmle Ii!'l11Il1+ITSlllIJ lietueen that eu meet and discuss IJI'rvlJlClllS uith the class nffieers, The elass X4llllll1'Ill .mtl tht xe1u'untler uf the student uHieers Cwnstitute the Senifvr Executive Cummittee which hudy. The may in uhivli this relatiwusliip is established de- termines the f-llec tix:-tu-ss 1-l the sxsteiu ln the neu lmm ul umernnu'nt eavh seniwr is Qiven a nut wnly arts as a suundinq lward. hut alsu forms a liasrin lietueen the administratifin and the student body. TC' ln rlrder In ereate the dr-sired relatiunship. the administra- spf-nxiliility In he lultillecl hy taking an active part ran certain Cwmnuttees. llc-re tht- semi' tiun as ut-ll as the student hftdy must have Cwmplete een- vi is :lien the flppf-rtunitx ul earning .1 neu respect hy setting an exam ple for the re- mainder 1-li the student ht-dy In ff-llmf. The seniur fitlvnte and faith in the Seniur Execsutive Crvmmittee. This trust fs estalilished thrt-uuh elass unity and cm-uperatimi. lg especially with regard tf- the seniwrs and their added re- pltivetl Hll une til the tuiulmtttu and is 1-qu-ttf-tl tt, gum-pt spf-nsilmilities. Hr-eause the respunsihilities are plaeed equally l'Il eavh seuiwr. faftiuns are Cllllllllllllfl and a dehnite Class unity is attained. ,X strung desire tu make the new system Andi, TTVIIY. and Burke meet uith the adviswr. Nlr. Navins, regularly lu discuss Current matters. funmtiwn IJli IJl'IlY and tw auument Ihr- smlii--tl's prcuuiuent'e. resulted in the neeessary rw-1lpr'i'atiwri, -.., EQ- 44 1 v-4' L: Due tu the enthusiasm and the eu-uperatu-n uf all effu- Ceruerl. a liarlnfuiif-us relatir-nsliip lmetueen the student burly and the flClIIllIll9ll'llll I1 has liven lmrwuqlit ali'-ut thruuuh the new student uuxernuu-nt. and a milestune has been lumly implant:-tl in the lteritaut- 'if tmx'er1i1'i' Uummer Academy. 26

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l r bf Nh. 4. 'NX . 'Q 4 1 ,fit W, '. fff 1 ' B fir 4 ...R it Qs-r E I-'RANK M. BOND PETER Ji BUCK GLENN R. COFFM.-xx ROBERT Dew. CIQLVER Chris and Peh enjoy a cigarette during the athletic riff-season. 5 Eff. . Y-411, 1. : ,2 - is .. 4 'N '5- PETER T. BUTLER JOHN s. DAVAGIAN The cflirftil iriiss-ti u:.trj,' teazti nas led ever the greens and :'ai. .-.aus iz' the Uilci Nez-.hxii'y Cf lf Ciftllffff by Pete Ez.: ',-. istie and jiihzi D' rr. i:T1pfirtar.t verte- hrae iri the teazzfs zzqrtlpifal seziifir haclalwiiie. Pete Buck and J ix: Da'.a:ia:i. tix' fer' cii-us. overt-.helrriihgflj-' huge lll'.i'lJ3ChlC'l'S ltr. the 1311?-all team. ciihsistaiitly flattened tippcsfhgf hall carriers, Ruiiwr has it that Hmtard Dur- fee threz-. a hgiiie-Z7i'.ir ur. the Harvard adhiissifiris fwfficer and irzariaged ti' squeeze 'rut an A rating, Steve Blair. a than uf :pany talents. '.-,as rm-t tw- successful in stepping packs 'when he apgieared in the hfi-cl-cey rink uith his trumpet instead -if luis stick. He was successful. hw-xever. in tirawirig large trimds into the Cobb Room for his pre-lunch jam sessif-us. YValkirig ahfiut the campus. Jiihri Acerra greeted all uhm passed by him uith a friendly and an ear-tfi-ear griri,